Residential real estate is feeling the effects of the coronavirus pandemic with the tri-county region showing a decrease in April in pending sales and new listings.
But Realtors have reasons to be optimistic, they say, including the health of the Wilmington area's housing market despite the virus and its strength compared to other parts of the country.
Tim Milam, president and CEO of Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage, and Trey Wallace, president of Intracoastal Realty, joined today's BizTalk to discuss their views of the current situation and their predictions for the future.
View the full conversation below.
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